Pipes and tubular conduits – Distinct layers – With intermediate insulation layer
Patent
1987-09-04
1989-04-25
Simmons, David
Pipes and tubular conduits
Distinct layers
With intermediate insulation layer
138151, 156215, 156218, 156165, 428 345, B32B 512
Patent
active
048238457
ABSTRACT:
Inorganic fibrous pipe insulation in the shape of a tube comprising outer and inner flexible sheets on the outer and inner cylindrical surfaces of the tube. A majority of the fibers are at right angles to the flexible sheets and therefore extend radially of the pipe to offer good compression resistance to impact. By using substantially non-stretchable material for the inner sheet a fibrous layer whose fibers are generally perpendicular to the layer can be permanently formed into generally cylindrical shape. For insulation designed to cover very small diameter pipes the thickness of the fibrous layer is varied to provide fewer adjacent the inner flexible sheet than are adjacent the outer flexible sheet.
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Linden Carl R. V.
Martin Phillip C.
Lister John D.
Manville Corporation
Quinn Cornelius P.
Simmons David
Winans Fred A.
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